Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1948 — Page 4
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Plan Dinner in Fund Drive
“Youth for Christ, Inc., i ~ Sets $112,500 Goal
Youth for Christ, Inc., will sponsor a dinner in preparation for fund campaign Monp. m. in Spencer's 4411 ville Rd.
BRUSHING UP ON TABLE TENNIS—=Former Gov. Henry F. Schricker and workthe Youth for Christ Building Fund Campaign refresh themselves on the rules for fable tennis. Workers, left to right, are Earl T. Bonham, E. J. Fricke and the Rev. ry. Table tennis tables and other recreational equipment will be
mpaign fund.
New Telaphone
Directories Ready
The new Indianapolis telephone directories will be delivered next week, L. W. Shumaker, Indiana
ager, announced today. A staff of 350 persons will deliver about 190,000 new directories each weighing more than two
pounds, More than 55,000 changes have been made in the new book.
equipment and to make There are now 142,000 alphabetical
conferences in different parts t ) state and on different days
Saturday
they wil be held . Thursday on the campus of Franklin Col-
Bennét, Bap-
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Speedway. Ci Methodists fo Mest
homes Sunday, June 27. The Rev.
begin 0 meet regularly in
3 John Walton will serve as minister to both the new
Speedway church and the one in et : —
listings in the directory. Distribution is expected to be completed in five days. Old directories will be picked up when
“new ones are delivered.
hr. Church to Mark "™# 100th Anniversary
The Big Run Primitive Baptist Church will mark its 100th an-
move-|niversary tomorrow with a bas-
ket dinner and festive services morning and afternoon. Three long, narrow old ledgers which record the minutes of the church dating back to 1848 will furnish interest for the assembled congregation and guests. Excerpts of the history will be read at the afternoon ' anniversary service, Big Run Church is a red brick structure of one main room standing on Franklin Rd, two miles south of Road 20. It is named for the creek which formerly wound its way across the property. In the little graveyard
,|down the road, lle many persons
Who belonged . to the church. reat-grandchildren of some of the original members are active
chiin the Big Run religious work today.
The Rev. John Hartup, pastor, will give the sermon tomorrow morning. The only living former minister, among the 11 who have the congregation, is the Rev, John Siebrase of Princeton, Ind. He will assist with the services tomorrow. i
iIMinister to Attend
Anniversary Parley The Rev. K, L. Peters of Indianapolis will attend the 125th anniversary meeting of the general convention of the New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian) in the U.8. A, Monday through next Sunday in Washington, D.C. The Rev. Mr, Peters {8 the min{ster of the New Church Chapel at 623 N. Alabama St, the only edifice of his denomination in Indianapolis. He also will attend the 150th assembly of the clergy in Baltimore which precedes the general convention.
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Protestants Plan ‘Institute’ June 29 Indianapolis Protestants will
news of the coming World Council of Churches by holding 2a “Pre « Amsterdam
wold Macy, director of the Mid - West Region of the World Council of Churches, has accepted an A invitation to pq. lead 1nsti- : tute. He will be sponsored by the interdenominational committee appointed by the Church Federation. © ; The World Council of Churches will hold its organizational meeting August 22 to September 4 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It is an association of churches and does not seek the corporate union of the various denominations. Approximately 136 denominations will send delegates from 40 dif: ferent countries.
Macy
Indianapolis Representatives ‘Indianapolis will be represented by three men—Dr. George. W. Buckner, editor of World Call; Dr. Gaines M. Cook, executive secretary of the International Convention of the Disciples of Christ; and Dr. H. B. McCormick, president of the United Christian Missionary Society, All three will speak at the coming institute. i 7The World €ouncik of Chugches has been in the making for many years. At Amsterdam, it will become an official body. Its orSania jon Das De called the , po religious. event since the Reformation. ety
RCA Official Y Club to Hear
The YMCA Sunday Morning Breakfast Club will present John Kirkpatrick, safety superintendent of RCA, in a talk on “Watch Your Step” tomorrow at 8 a. m. in the “yw Bert Westover of the Indiana State Building will speak on “Solid Foundations on Which to Build” June 27, There will be no meeting July 4. Other speakers for July and their subjects in order are: Kenneth Stewart, industrial representative of the Pennsylvania Railroad, “On the Right Track”; Ah Nee Leong, YMCA resident, “Customs of My“People,” and James Mintofi® of the Bruce Savage Co., “How Shall We Use
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Starting .
Litfle David will preach i
Sunday 11:00 A. M. and
Calvary Tabernacle
902 Fletcher Avenue
DAVID"
Miracle Boy Preacher
-MONDAY—7:45 P. M.
FOUR GREAT SOUL WINNING SERVICES MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY—7:45 P.M.
n each service, and will also
answer any questions sent in by the congregation. Radio Broadcast—Sunday 8:00 A. M.—WISH
7:45 P. M.—Paslay Evangelistic services
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1 Church?” June 27; ‘and on “What
Religion?”
Plan Institute At St. Meinrad's
More than 50 priests of the Indianapolis archdiocese will meet institute on outdoor preaching June 27 through July 1 at M, Meinrad’s Seminary. The institute has been arranged at the request of the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop: of Indianapolis. Priests will study methods and topics for street preaching services during July and August in towns of the archdiocese. Many of the speakers will be young seminarians and laymen. Beginning next Sunday and continuing through the next two months, special prayers will be offered’ for the success of the meetings conducted for the benefit of non-Catholics,
Family Relations Council to Meet Times State Service WEST LAFAYETTE, June 19 --The Indiana Council on Family Relations will hold its annual summer conference on family life here next Friday and Saturday. Leaders will include Dr. Paul Popenoe, director of the American Institute of Family Relations, Los. Angeles. Speakers from Indianapolis include Dr. Thurman B. Rice, Mrs. Virgil A. Sly, Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr. and Dr. James H. Peeling.
Pastor Plans Sermons On Optimistic Themes
The Rev. Ritchie D. Ocheltree will. mark the beginhing of his third year with the Unity Methodist Church by preaching three op- { timistic sermons on consecutive | Sundays. | He will preach on “What Is Right With the Home?” tomorow; on “What Is Right With the
Church Class
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Dr. P. ©. Macy’ ToHead Parley
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prepare themselves to interpret|’
Events— °
Plans Tribute To Fathers
King for the Day’
Ceremony Arranged The lucky father attending Father's Day meeting of Christian Men Builders Class tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. in the Third
the
will receive gifts and be with ceremony. Judy year-old accordionist, will play and John Hume will give the talk. The CMB orchestra will play. Religious events follow: UNITARIAN CHURCH-—The: picnic will be held tomorrow m. at George Washington! Dr. BE. Burdette Backus will preach on “Ambivalence, or God and the Devil’ tomorrow at 11 a. m, in the chureh and s talk on “Knowledge and Rever- * at 915 a. m. over Radio Station
ill speak
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, Ammerman will represent committee of the Indianapolis Hyon, A_ corporate
7) luncheon will preced
service tomorrow EVANGELICAL 11 groups will mi in the sanctuary for the Children’s Das ted by the Sunday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-"Honor Thy Father” will be the gublect of the sermon the Rev. C. P_ Blekking tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. The ¥hoir will sing Father's Day selec-
CHURCH The of My Pather” will be th subject of the Father's ry sermon given y the Rev. G., Lavon Fisher tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. YOUTH FOR CHRIST—The Rev. Christian Hild; internationally known evange-| list, rat Seak &i jhe Doi lovight in the clubhouse . Mer! y ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFOMED CHURCH-Young men who died in World Wars I and II will be honored perpetually by a bronze memorial tablet to be dedicated tomorrow at 10 a. m. Those who made the supreme sacrifice| in World War I are: Arthur Losche and Carl Btriebeck; those of World War II are: James Adams, Charles Goerke, Paul Kleiner, Frederick LuedeRobert Schenk, Psul Smith, Chris George Yarling. Dr. D. R. preach on ‘The Greatest
mann, Stickan and Dartes will Love.”
China Missionary To Address Meet
Dr. George Randolph Snyder) of China will give an address on conditions in China today at a popular. meeting tomorrow at 3
China under the
Church many years A on furloug % from: his’ sta-. ‘Tr Snyder tion. He is presented in the program for China relief: tomorrow by the Naomi Bible Class of the church. He also will speak in the Sunday. school’ fn the miorning. ) Mallory Bransford, guest organist, will play and Mrs. Alma Van Vactor will sing. Mrs. Hugo Klingstein is class president and Miss Charlotte 8. Schaefer, teacher.
Church to Mark
Achievement Da Disciples of Christ Churches in North America will observe Achievement Day tomorrow when they will tabulate their toward goals in their crusade for a Christian world. The crusade covers every phase of the church's work. The crusade committee of the Third Christian Church, which includes 27 members, will sit in a body in the morning service. Seven members will give talks of inspiration and read records of accomplishment. They are the Rev. A. C. Brooks, pastor; W. C. Bell, associate minister; R. H. Lovelace, superintendent of the church school; Mrs. Edward Tillman, president of the Women's Council; Gerould F. Prewitt, chairman of the finance committee; Mrs. Goldie Wayland, chairman of the evangelistic committee; and Homer J. Williameon, chairman of the crusade committee,
Atoms Subject .
Of Lesson-Sermon “Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?” is the subject of the lesson-ser-mon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text is: “Though there be that are called Gods, whether in neaven or in earth, (as there be gods many, and lords many) but to us there is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and we in him.” I Cor. 8:5, 6. * The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Spiritual evolution alone is worthy of the exercise of divine power.” p. 135.
FATHER'S DAY, 9:30 OBSERVANCE, AWARDS WM. M. MILLS, 8, 8. SUPT.
"CHRIST CALLS, » COME AND DINE" Communion, 10:30 "GOD'S WILL; JOY OR BURDEN?" T45 P. M.
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JOSEPH ©. BLACK,
SECOND FREE METHODIST
Pemshing at Wilkins, 2300 West . W. I Car or Mars Hill Bus
A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY
BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE
Carroliton at 13th St. Ford Porter, Pastor Berean Gospel Hour—Every Sunday, 7:30 to 8 a. Mm. WISH Bible School—9:45 a. m. Morning Worship—-10:45 a. m, 8:30° P. M. Young People Evening Service—7:30 P.. M. B. M. PAGE, Evangelist
Iz Right With America?” July 4.
THE INDIANAPOLIS
the!
Methodist Area will retire and month.
dianapolis area and his successor
through 11. Bishop Lowe, of course, will be host to the conference which represents two milJon Methodists. Bears Years Lightly At 70, Titus Lowe bears few marks of the years. Ruddy, tall, blue-eyed and vigorous, he exemplifies the, able church-execu-tive. Dr. John G. Benson and his other close friends will tell you the bishop has a “genius for administration.” He has gained wide international, as well as national, experience as a clergyman. And it is expected that the wise Methodist denomination will not overlook this. While no definite information is being given out as yet, the grapevine has it that Bishop Lowe is being considered for various posts. He will retire because he is of the legal age to do so. To say that a Methodist bishop looks joyfully forward to retirement would be taking liberty with the truth. Bishop Lowe, for example, will surrender to the new bishop the residence at 4014 N. Pennsylvania St. which is owned by the church. He and his wife, “Edith,” have enjoyed making a heme of the house. Plans Indefinite The Lowes have formulated ro definite plans but the bishop says
year in the East. than eight million members pro-
it allows a retired member of the episcopacy only 40 per cent of his salary as a pension and makes no provision for living quarters for him. . x Bishop Lowe was born in Billstone, England, in the steel mill area. He came to the United States at thé age of 14 to live near Pittsburgh. He was the youngest of six children and with others of the family worked in the steel mills. 4 : Takes Game Seriously He is business-like in ‘manner, somewhat _resefved but with staunch loyalties. Bishop Lowe is a serious man. He takes his golf seriously, suggests that they concentrate on the game when
“good” story on the green. The bishop played football at Ohio Wesleyan and the late foot-
warm friend .of his. Branch Rickey, another friend and owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers, will give the address at the opening banquet of the jurisdictional conference.
An unfailing memory
ST. MARK'S 49 UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline
Worship ..seevensesd10:15 A, M. Sunday School .....e0:9:15 A. M.
CHRIST TEMPLE
402 W. Fall Creek Invites You To Hear ELDER GOLDER, : Pastor Bringing to You Unusual Messages.
Services
Sunday School—9145 A. M. Morning Worship—11:45 A. M. Evening Service—7:45 P. M. Welcome To All
TONIGHT—T:30 Thrilling and Inspiring
for
RALLY With the Popular Youth Personality CHRISTIAN HILD Speaker at N. Meridian at 20th St. CLUB HOUSE
Roger Malsbary,
Speaker at both morning and evening service. Evening subject — “When the Locusts Have the New lLook.™
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THE MANTLE FALLS—Bishop Titus Lowe of the Indianapolis
Bishop Titus Lowe to Retire From Position Here in July
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor A man may possess all the glory and authority of a Methodist bishop one day and see his mantle fall upon another the next. This will happen when Bishop Titus Lowe retires from the In-
The retirement and consecration will take place during the sessions of the North Central Jurisdictional Conference July 6
they expect to spend at least a The Methodist Church of more| vides well for active bishops. But
Dr. Benson digresses to tell a
ball coach, Fielding Yost, was a
Belmont Church of Christ Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m. Leonard snd Sanders Se ‘Worship and Preaching, E A PIEPENBROK. 1048 8. WSIS Rm 10:15 A M “Christ's Giff of Peacer Carl Flinn, : ©. Johs 14:37 Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m. | —— — i " a - = 1 ZION | CHRISTIAN Croke | EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED "57 N. Rural St. : ¥ i 250 bute | 9:30 A. M.—Family Bible Schoo, es EEE SAE BILE] 148 4, M— Seton, The Chr in Word Wars I and IL. Sere| 7:45 P.M—Sermon, “Asking mom by the, Paster: “The and Having.” 3:00 7. M.—Union Service. Address by]A Church With the New Testa, Snyder. ment Message * : - GETHSEMANE oa Tamia Mane |
9:30 A. M.—Sunday Christian Church 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship 1534 W. Morris (a Blaine) Faithful a © 9730 A. ML—M. Worship ° CENTRAL eis 3 EL 7:30 P. ‘Worship CHRISTIAN CHURCH |_-_EARRY s Minister vere a4 wins ours FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister 16th and Delaware Sts. Bible School—9 . 8 A Mo Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Ministeg Sermon: “There Is No Substitute” 1 a Worship : Pension. Fund, Disciples of Christ ‘Trou i
succeeded by another next
is consecrated, here, next month.
names and faces characterizes the bishop. He is a 33d degree Mason, plays the piano well and sings and also is a “master parliamentarian,” quoting Dr. Benson. While Bishop Lowe does not own a dog at'the moment, the canine residents of his neighborhood know him well and drop in to call and be petted. Served Church in India In 1900, the bishop received his AE degree from Ohio Wesleyan and his MA from there in 1908, He was graduated from. Western Theological Seminary in 1902 and elected bishop 22 years later. He has served pastorates in Pennsylvania, Iowa, Nebraska and India and was bishop of the Singapore area from 1924 to 1928. The Lowe daughters are Mrs. Arthur’ A. Turner, Metuchen; N. J, and Mrs. Howard Nealond, Portland, Ore. The bishop is presiding at the Indiana Methodist Conference now in session at Bloomington. Tomorrow, he will ordain a group of young men to follow in his footsteps as ministers of the Methodist Church. It will be an impressive occasion, the last when Titus Lowe will give his blessing 4s an active bishop to fledgling preachers. G ‘
OWEN
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Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister
9:30 A. M.— Mr. Pearl Sotnw, Supt. 10:30 A. M.—Holy Communion— " 1 Specis] gusats the Order ot ome of the Everson Bible Class Job’s Daughters. 7:30 P. M.—'John Huss of Bohemia.” Guest soloist, Howard W:. Holmes “Services for the Seeker.”
EAST 10TH STREET C. R. Holmes, Pastor E. 10th 8t., at Keystone Ave, Church School .iceessee 9.30 Worship Service ......1048 Mr. William Schmelzel, | Gideon speaker. 3
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M.~Church School M.~Worship Service
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Come to Church!
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Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. ristian Fundamentals”
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Rev. Malicote Fellowship Hour 5 to 7 P. M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridikn ind Vermont Stress | Carleton Atwater, D. D., Pastor |
Beginni rn? aera] June 21 a Arto School % ng. al 0 n o . jo e ool. Rev. Bob Sullen, Assoc. Pastor, will speak] 10:45 A. M.—Worship. on by Pastort Sunday Schoo! .........eesee. 9:30 A M| oon ee in Quiey Morality A J TO MT Enor k Man of Decisions
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B. New 7:30 BAM.
pastor. Services, 9:30 AM. and 4:36 PAL &
CROOKED CREEK, N. Mich. Rd. Louis G. Crafton, 9:45-11:30, ¥ P.
SPECIAL 8-Year Old Little RENEE MARTZ, Renowned Child Evangelist, direct from Australia. Sings in'8 Languages. Recently in Ripley's “Believe It Or Not”
Tuesday, June 22—7:00 P. M. Don't Fail To Hear This Great Child Evangelist
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SUNDAY SER 11 A, M Open Dally 10 to t. tll 3
Christian Science Churches
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The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading
+ Lesson for Sunday, June 20th
“Is the Universe, In®luding Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?”
Morning Service.at 11 o'clock in All Churches
FIRST CHURCH patie Hall Bldg.,
SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th Evening R. R,, 528 State Life Bldg.
119 E. Ohio St.
Service, 5:00
CHURCH
THIRD Washington Blvd. at 34th
Service, 8:00
Evening R. R., Church Edifice
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meeting in All Churches at 8 P. M.
Rooms (R. R.) h
FOURTH CHURCH
Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., Church Edifice
CHURCH College at 62d _ Evening Service, 7:30 R. R,, Church Edifice
L- SIXTH CHURCH 1609; Prospect St. R. R., 1611 Prospect
Presbyterian Churches Invite You
MEMORIAL
Carrollton at 11th
9:30 10:45
AM Siorning ~Morn Our Best
Rev. William A. Alexander ~Church School for All Ages.
Worship. “Getting
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# M.~Bible 10:43 A. M.—Divine Guest Speaker Rev. Stewart “Our Foolishness but God
Worship 'W. Hartfelter, 's: Treasure"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
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Ts I Beaty. Ward Bucohar Was Minister | Commun : Vermons and "Pennsylvania CRUPOD SCHOO! voveseaneossases 9:30 AM. : Jean 8. D. D., w. BGR vovversrevavinenss 5:00 P. ML Miner, BR fan i NORTHMINSTER Moraing Worship, 11 & m. Kessler Blvd. & Ralston Dr. © “When Life Seems Trivial,” Dr. Milne? | RICHARD 8 WILLIAMS, Chureh School, 9:45 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School. 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship F. ; WESTMINSTER 46th and Capitol Ave. PRARCY. Minister VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister wes " Bast) 9:30 A. M.—~Church School.
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